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English, 24.10.2021 16:50 milkshakegrande101

I'm Annabel Lee identify those lines in the poem that most clearly allow you to follow the "story" of the poem. Then retell the story of the poem in prose. Finally, explain what the poem loses when it becomes a prose story rather than a poem. How does the poem's rhythm and rhyme, as well as other poetic elements, support its theme or message? Use evidence from the text, as well as from comparing your retelling with that of the poem itself, to support your response.

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